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Treasurer Jim Chalmers is firing back at critics, calling the government’s tax overhaul the biggest reform in a generation — designed to fix a system that favors the wealthy and leaves everyday Australians behind. He directly challenged Opposition Leader Angus Taylor, suggesting Taylor’s privilege shields him from the struggles of working Australians, and took aim at One Nation for allegedly being influenced by big donors. Chalmers argues the current system is broken, especially for young people, and the government’s role is to amplify the voices of those without power or wealth. Meanwhile, a potential compromise looms: innovative startups may keep their 50% capital gains tax discount, and the government may soften its stance on testamentary discretionary trusts — a move that could ease concerns about stifling high-growth businesses and productivity.

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